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United StatesLandmark downtown apartment tower faces foreclosure
A landmark downtown apartment tower is facing foreclosure.
Senate delays Jay Clayton’s nomination for intel director after Trump post
The Senate delayed the confirmation hearing for Jay Clayton, President Donald Trump's nominee to be the next director of national intelligence, following Trump's decision to cancel it due to political disagreements with Democrats. Trump cited frustrations over a lapsed surveillance tool and a stalled voter ID bill as reasons for the cancellation. He also linked the approval of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Section 702 program to his SAVE America Act election reform proposal. Trump stated that the hearing would be postponed until Jamie McDonald is confirmed as U.S. Attorney. In the
Billionaire tax proposal faces hurdles as it moves closer to November ballot
A billionaire tax proposal is encountering challenges as it progresses toward being placed on the November ballot.
January 2025 wildfire victims seek tougher penalties against State Farm over claims handling
Victims affected by wildfires in January 2025 are seeking harsher penalties against State Farm insurance company due to concerns over how the company handled their claims.
Tom Dreesen, comedian who led the Comedy Store strike and toured with Frank Sinatra, dies at 86
Tom Dreesen, a comedian known for leading the Comedy Store strike and touring with Frank Sinatra, has died at the age of 86.
Uber, California lawyers say deal reached to avert dueling ballot initiative showdown
Uber and California officials have reached an agreement to prevent a potential conflict between two competing ballot initiatives related to gig economy worker protections.
SpaceX shoots 19% higher in first day of trading
SpaceX shares rose 11% in initial trades, giving the company a market capitalization of $1.97 trillion and placing it among the top 10 largest U.S. companies. The stock was priced at $135 before trading began, and if included in the S&P 500, it would represent more than 5% of the index. Elon Musk expressed skepticism about SpaceX’s chances of success prior to the IPO. Analysts note that SpaceX’s valuation is based on sales rather than profits, raising concerns about whether it aligns with fundamental business metrics. However, similar high valuations are common among top-performing S&P 500 equ
A vital California highway is sliding into the sea. A proposed $2.5-billion tunnel would go around it
A critical California highway is at risk of collapsing into the ocean due to erosion, prompting discussions about a proposed $2.5 billion tunnel project designed to bypass the affected area.
An arrest. A breakup. Turning 30. With 'I Love L.A.,' Rachel Sennott made comedy from chaos
The article discusses comedian Rachel Sennott's stand-up special 'I Love L.A.', which explores her personal experiences including an arrest, a breakup, and turning 30.
How 30 minutes of recess could change how your child learns
The article discusses research indicating that incorporating 30 minutes of daily recess into school schedules can significantly enhance children's learning outcomes.
Now you can visit dozens of state historic parks for free through 2026. Here’s how
The article announces a new initiative allowing free access to dozens of state historic parks through 2026 and provides information on how visitors can take advantage of this offer.
B-52 bomber crash kills 8 at Edwards Air Force base in California, military officials confirm
A B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in California, resulting in the deaths of all eight individuals on board. Military officials confirmed the incident occurred during a routine test mission. Emergency responders arrived at the scene, where aerial footage showed significant damage to the aircraft. The identities of those killed include government contractors and military personnel, with Boeing confirming two of its employees were among the victims. No survivors were expected based on the footage reviewed by officials. The cause of the crash remains underinvest
Los Angeles mom who killed her two young children was legally insane, court finds
A Los Angeles mother who killed her two young children has been found legally insane by a court.
What really happened during Corey Feldman’s airport health scare
The article discusses an incident involving actor Corey Feldman at an airport, focusing on what occurred during his health scare.
L.A. Zoo, deteriorating and losing members, needs new leadership, grand jury finds
A grand jury has found that the Los Angeles Zoo is in a state of deterioration and experiencing membership losses, indicating that the zoo requires new leadership.
Another crash at L.A. County’s Whiteman Airport is sparking calls for federal reform
A recent crash at L.A. County’s Whiteman Airport has led to increased demands for federal regulatory changes.
Californian is infected with rare tick-borne illness. What to know about the deadly bacteria
A Californian has been infected with a rare tick-borne illness. The article discusses what to know about the deadly bacteria responsible for the disease.
‘Disclosure Day’ ends with a bang. Here’s how a former news anchor stole the show
The article discusses 'Disclosure Day,' an event that concluded with a notable performance by a former news anchor.
Contributor: Colombia's flirtation with the Trump alliance could prove disastrous
The article discusses Colombia's potential alignment with the Trump administration and suggests this could have negative consequences.
‘67’ things to do with tweens and teens in L.A. that will blow their minds
The article lists 67 activities suitable for tweens and teens in Los Angeles designed to engage and entertain them.
In a sea of AI music slop, can streaming service Qobuz cut through?
The article discusses whether Qobuz, a streaming service, can stand out in the crowded market of AI-generated music.
Food is L.A.’s love language. Here are the 50 dining experiences that define living here
The article highlights 50 dining experiences in Los Angeles that are considered essential to understanding life in the city, emphasizing food as a central aspect of L.A.'s culture.
Crews get handle on Stevenson Ranch fire as trio of blazes burn in L.A. County
Fire crews have gained control of the Stevenson Ranch fire, while three separate fires continue to burn in Los Angeles County.
$4-billion sex abuse case in limbo: Victims ‘will die before they get paid,’ attorney warns
A $4-billion sex abuse case involving Catholic Church entities in California has been stalled in court, with victims' attorneys warning that some survivors may die before receiving compensation.
Newsom says DOJ conducting baseless investigation of him and his wife at Trump's direction
California Governor Gavin Newsom claims that the Department of Justice is conducting an investigation into him and his wife under former President Donald Trump's direction, which he describes as baseless.
‘Love Island USA’ executive producer James Barker dies in Fiji while filming, networks say
James Barker, an executive producer for 'Love Island USA,' died unexpectedly during filming in Fiji. The networks confirmed his death occurred due to a medical emergency, though details remain unclear. Barker's partner, Adam Roth, praised him for his contributions to the show and their relationship rooted in music. Barker joined the show in 2020 and rose to the position of executive producer.
DOJ Approves Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Amid Fears Trump Allies Will Tighten Grip on Media
The U.S. Department of Justice has approved Paramount's $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The Justice Department stated there was no evidence the merger would harm consumers, claiming it would increase competition in the media and entertainment industry. The merger would combine two major movie studios, two leading streaming platforms, and news networks such as CNN and CBS News, along with HBO, under the control of the Ellison family. Larry Ellison, a close ally of former President Donald Trump, is Paramount's largest shareholder. Following the merger, Ellison appointed right
What COVID is teaching doctors about the relationship between viruses and cancer
The article discusses how the study of COVID-19 has provided new insights into the relationship between viruses and cancer, highlighting research findings and expert opinions on this connection.
Column: These visitors' viral World Cup videos are showing what really makes America great
The article discusses how international visitors' viral videos from the World Cup are highlighting aspects of American culture that contribute to the country's greatness.
‘Industry’ is TV’s last golden age drama
The article discusses the television series 'Industry,' suggesting it represents the last golden age of drama on TV.
There’s a new L.A. waffle to obsess over, and it comes with Filipino-style fried chicken
The article introduces a new waffle restaurant in Los Angeles that serves Filipino-style fried chicken.
Inside L.A.’s Armenian banquet halls, where the caviar flows and the party never stops
The article explores the vibrant social culture within Los Angeles' Armenian banquet halls, highlighting the opulence and continuous celebration found in these venues.
Pilates on a floating mat? This beachfront pool workout in L.A. will challenge your core
The article introduces a unique Pilates workout experience taking place at a beachfront pool in Los Angeles, involving exercises performed on a floating mat. The focus is on the physical challenge and novelty of the activity.
Seth Rogen says he hasn’t spoken to James Franco and doesn’t plan to work with him
Seth Rogen has stated that he has not spoken to James Franco and does not intend to collaborate with him in the future.
Steven Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' opens No. 1, while 'Obsession' sensation continues
Steven Spielberg's film 'Disclosure Day' opened at number one in the United States with $44 million in domestic earnings, according to studio estimates. The film collected $92.9 million globally during its first weekend, marking Spielberg's highest opening for an original movie. The film faced competition from the indie horror film 'Obsession,' directed by Curry Barker. The movie performed well across the U.S. and Canada, with no significant impact from the NBA finals on ticket sales.
Commentary: The enemy of my enemy is a billionaire. Get over it
The article is a commentary piece discussing the idea that 'the enemy of my enemy is a billionaire,' suggesting that people often align with billionaires against common adversaries, and urging readers to move past such dynamics.
Here’s how SoCal’s car washes are learning to operate in the Trump era
The article discusses how car washes in Southern California are adapting their operations in response to policies and regulations influenced by the Trump administration.
Commentary: This historic Nevada mining town has seen better days. Trump is excavating hope
A commentary piece discusses the decline of a historic Nevada mining town and suggests that former President Donald Trump is 'excavating hope' in the region.
Two suspects arrested after crashing through Camp Pendleton gate with 112 pounds of cocaine and fentanyl
Two suspects were arrested after crashing through a gate at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in California during a police pursuit. They abandoned a vehicle containing over 112 pounds of cocaine and fentanyl. A six-hour manhunt involving multiple agencies led to their capture without incident. Authorities issued a temporary shelter-in-place order during the search.
Commentary: Would Dave Roberts snub Yoshinobu Yamamoto to start Shohei Ohtani in All-Star Game?
The article poses a hypothetical question about whether Dodgers manager Dave Roberts would prioritize Shohei Ohtani over Yoshinobu Yamamoto for the All-Star Game starting pitcher spot.
FBI seizes drones, cites pilots near SoFi Stadium during the World Cup
The FBI has seized drones and cited pilots operating them near SoFi Stadium during the World Cup. The actions were taken to ensure public safety and prevent potential disruptions.
Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra to face off in California governor's race
Republican Steve Hilton and Democrat Xavier Becerra are set to face off in the California gubernatorial election after securing the top two positions in the primary. As of Tuesday evening, with 91% of votes counted, Hilton received 25% of the vote and Becerra 27.9%. The race has seen delays due to mail-in ballots, and the Democratic field was initially crowded but saw several high-profile candidates drop out, including Eric Swalwell, who faced allegations of misconduct.
Gene Shalit, longtime 'Today' show movie critic, dies at 100
Gene Shalit, who served as a movie critic for NBC's 'Today' show since 1970 and later became the arts editor, has died at the age of 100. Known for his distinctive appearance and humor, Shalit was described as a 'middle-of-the-road' critic with wit and intelligence.
David Sedaris on selfies, the book that made him LOL and his new essay collection
The article discusses comedian and writer David Sedaris' reflections on topics such as selfies, the book that made him laugh out loud, and his latest essay collection.
Team USA kicks off World Cup with win over Paraguay
Team USA defeated Paraguay 4-1 in their opening match of the World Cup at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, with Folarin Balogun scoring two goals. The article mentions that Morgan Chesky is reporting on Team USA's performance and their upcoming match against Australia on June 18 in Seattle.
Letters to Sports: Bill Plaschke takes heat for Caitlin Clark complaints
The article discusses letters to the editor responding to Bill Plaschke's comments about Caitlin Clark.
Low-resistance tires could cut drivers’ costs while supporting environment in California
The article discusses the potential benefits of low-resistance tires in California, suggesting they could reduce drivers' costs while also being environmentally friendly.
Blake Lively can seek legal fees but no damages in Justin Baldoni defamation case, judge rules
A federal judge has ruled that Blake Lively can seek legal fees from Justin Baldoni's production company related to their defamation case, but she cannot claim additional damages for harm caused by Baldoni's allegations.
David Hockney, whose art celebrated sun-drenched Los Angeles, dead at 88
David Hockney, an artist known for his depictions of sun-drenched Los Angeles, has died at the age of 88.
Jim Jarmusch's tough-as-nails 'Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai,' plus the week's best films in L.A.
The article mentions Jim Jarmusch's film 'Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai' and highlights it as part of the week's best films in Los Angeles.
Teen accused of killing elderly couple has brothers who allegedly shot deputy cops say 'will never walk again'
A 17-year-old Mississippi teen, Cordarius Hobbs, is accused of murdering an elderly couple in their home. Days later, his two brothers, Cortavious and Cortavion Hobbs, allegedly attempted to shoot a sheriff's deputy during a traffic stop. The deputy was reportedly injured and will 'never walk again.' According to officials, the brothers were pulled over for a seatbelt violation and were found with marijuana. The encounter escalated when the brothers became uncooperative, leading to gunfire.
Police in California spot body of 5-year-old swept out to sea
The body of a 5-year-old girl, Amada Mia Brown, who was swept into the ocean near Treasure Island Beach in California on June 9, 2026, was discovered on June 11, 2026, during an aerial survey. The remains were found approximately 250 to 300 yards offshore of Christmas Cove, about one-quarter mile north of where the incident occurred. Authorities from the Laguna Beach Police Department and Orange County Sheriff's Department Harbor Patrol assisted in recovering the body. A GoFundMe campaign set up by the family describes Amada as a joyful and loving child.
Missing 6-year-old boy from Compton last seen with his caregiver
A 6-year-old boy is missing from Compton and was last seen with his caregiver.
The Kennedy Center without Trump’s name is still tainted: L.A. arts and culture this weekend
The article discusses events in Los Angeles related to arts and culture over the weekend, noting the absence of Donald Trump's name associated with the Kennedy Center.
The magic and mayhem of a fully reopened Highway 1 through Big Sur
The article discusses the reopening of Highway 1 through Big Sur, highlighting both the positive aspects and challenges associated with increased traffic and activity in the area.
L.A. Affairs: The rocker guy I dated bragged too much. But he taught me a big lesson about myself
The article shares a personal narrative about a dating experience with a man who was described as a 'rocker guy' who tended to boast excessively. Despite this, the author reflects on what they learned about themselves through the relationship.
Inside college AI cheating wars: extreme surveillance, false accusations, jarring confusion
The article explores the growing issue of AI-based cheating detection systems in colleges, highlighting concerns such as excessive surveillance, instances of false accusations against students, and the overall confusion surrounding these technologies.
Palisades fire defendant was spiraling mentally when blaze ignited, ATF agent testifies
An ATF agent testified in court that the defendant involved in the Palisades fire was experiencing mental instability at the time the fire began.
Olivia Rodrigo has looked at love from both sides now
The article discusses Olivia Rodrigo's perspective on love, suggesting she has experienced it from multiple viewpoints.
Feds suspend LAHSA from receiving federal money, citing financial mismanagement
Federal officials have suspended the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) from receiving federal funds due to allegations of financial mismanagement.
Commentary: In Orange County, a progressive Latina pol beats back well-funded haters — again
A commentary discusses how a progressive Latina politician in Orange County has successfully resisted opposition from well-funded opponents.
UC to consider reinstating SAT, ACT tests after faculty say students are deficient in math
The University of California system is considering reinstating the SAT and ACT college entrance exams following concerns raised by faculty members about students' deficiencies in mathematics.
L.A. County D.A. claims four in five cases in $4-billion sex abuse payout may be fraudulent
Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón has alleged that up to 80% of the cases involved in a $4 billion settlement related to historical sexual abuse claims may be fraudulent.
Torrance has become Graceland for fans of ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’
The article discusses how Torrance, California, has become a pilgrimage site for fans of the television series 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'.
Who will be the new ’60 Minutes’ correspondents?
The article poses a question about who will be the new '60 Minutes' correspondents but does not provide any specific information or details regarding potential candidates or announcements.
The cost of trust: The rise and fall of a well-connected Newport Beach jeweler accused of duping his clients
The article details the rise and subsequent downfall of a prominent Newport Beach jeweler who is accused of deceiving his clients.
This creepy insect has been found on grapevines. What it could mean for California's wine industry
A new insect has been discovered on grapevines in California, raising concerns about potential impacts on the state's wine industry.
A new L.A. Times feature: Now you can save our expert recs for your next adventure
The Los Angeles Times has introduced a new feature allowing users to save expert recommendations for their next travel or adventure plans.
Nevada GOP voters choose Trump-backed U.S. House candidate in one of state's high-profile races
Nevada Republican voters selected a U.S. House candidate who is backed by former President Donald Trump in one of the state's most prominent races.
5 teens killed in crash in Santa Maria; alcohol may have played a role, police say
Five teenagers were killed in a crash in Santa Maria, California. Police are investigating whether alcohol played a role in the incident.
This new California NIMBY-busting law could create a million new apartments and condominiums
A new California law aims to increase housing supply by reducing opposition to development projects, potentially leading to the creation of up to a million new apartments and condominiums.
Lizzo can see the comeback clearly
The article discusses Lizzo's potential return to prominence.
California’s new Hells Angels: Teens on e-bikes cut a path of danger
The article discusses the growing issue of teenagers riding electric bikes in California, highlighting the dangers they pose. It refers to these teens as 'California’s new Hells Angels,' suggesting a comparison to the notorious motorcycle gang.
USC freshman linebacker Talanoa Ili joins lawsuit seeking to upend new NIL system
USC freshman linebacker Talanoa Ili has joined a lawsuit aimed at challenging the new Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) system.
Former Fox News host Steve Hilton clinches a top spot in governor's race, will challenge Xavier Becerra
Former Fox News host Steve Hilton has secured a leading position in the gubernatorial race and will run against Xavier Becerra.
Step away from the athleisure. ‘Brentwood mom’ fashion is TV’s hottest trend
The article discusses the rise of 'Brentwood mom' fashion as a trending style in television, suggesting it is replacing athleisure wear.
'We were just being ripped off': Musicians lost thousands after AI bootleggers stole their song
Musicians have reported significant financial losses due to AI-generated bootlegs of their songs, which were sold without their consent. The article highlights concerns over the unauthorized use of artists' work by AI systems and the resulting economic harm.
Apple renames Siri as ‘Siri AI’ with new push into artificial intelligence
Apple has announced a major overhaul of its virtual assistant, Siri, renaming it 'Siri AI' and integrating advanced artificial intelligence features. The update was revealed during Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, where the company demonstrated new capabilities such as helping users look up event dates, shop for items, and plan social gatherings. This marks the most significant change to Siri since its acquisition in 2010. Apple emphasized that Siri AI will utilize both internal device data and external web sources to enhance functionality. The update positions Siri AI as a stronger AI
Spencer Pratt’s Race Has Been Called. See The Results.
Leftist Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman has secured a lead over Republican Spencer Pratt in the mayoral primary election, advancing to the November general election against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass. Raman now holds 28.5% of the vote, while Pratt trails with 25.8%. The Associated Press has officially called the race, marking a significant shift from Pratt's initial lead following the primary election on June 2.
Nithya Raman closing in on Spencer Pratt in the battle for the Nov. 3 mayoral runoff
The article discusses Nithya Raman's growing lead over Spencer Pratt in the upcoming November 3 mayoral runoff election.
Rush reunion becomes a moving tribute to Neil Peart and Anika Nilles’ coronation at Kia Forum
The article discusses a Rush reunion concert held at the Kia Forum, which served as a tribute to Neil Peart, the band's drummer and lyricist, and his wife Anika Nilles.
Races for California governor, L.A. mayor tighten as vote tally stretches past election day
The races for California governor and Los Angeles mayor have become more competitive as vote counting continues beyond Election Day.
Matthew Rhys promises he’s not ‘disturbing.’ But his TV characters definitely are
Actor Matthew Rhys discusses his role in a television series, emphasizing that while he himself is not 'disturbing,' his characters certainly are.
LA stadium workers vote to strike with World Cup kicking off this week
Hospitality workers at Los Angeles' Sofi Stadium have voted to authorize a strike, seeking improved wages, job security against AI implementation, and guarantees that immigration enforcement will not occur at the venue. This decision follows the upcoming start of the FIFA World Cup.
Grisly affair: SoCal man survives grizzly bear attack in Glacier National Park
A man from Southern California survived an attack by a grizzly bear while visiting Glacier National Park.
Commentary: Whiny Caitlin Clark’s tired antics need to end
The article is a commentary criticizing Caitlin Clark, likely referring to her behavior or actions, with the author expressing frustration over what they perceive as her 'whiny' and 'tired antics.'
How the U.S., Mexico and Canada won a spirited fight to host the 2026 World Cup
The article discusses how the United States, Mexico, and Canada successfully secured the rights to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a competitive bidding process.
Two, including 10-year-old boy, killed in collision with fire truck
A collision involving a fire truck resulted in two fatalities, including a 10-year-old boy.
How a misreading of data fueled false claims about L.A. mayoral vote count
The article examines how incorrect interpretations of data led to unfounded allegations regarding the vote count in the Los Angeles mayoral election.
In Koreatown, Radio Korea’s move to Orange County feels bigger than a change of address
The article discusses Radio Korea's relocation from Koreatown to Orange County, suggesting that this move has broader implications beyond just a physical address change.